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I really think the writers struggle from maintaining a sense of Spike's generally best characterization (childish but precociously intelligent and a lazy troll) when they write him into an episode of his own because they feel the need to purposely dumb him down to make the given lesson of the episode work, which is lazy writing. But duh, it's not like they're trying too hard, it's a damn kids show. A good one, but a kids show at the end of the day. What I'd hope to see is either some better writing or pulling back on the Spike episodes and focusing on developing him solely as a supporting cast character. We already have the CMC for decently written 'younger crowd issues' episodes... But that does remove the main point of reference for young boys, who are becoming a strong minority part of the audience. Ugh. I really just want my boy Spike to get some good eps.

Lullaby for a Princess animation is pretty massive and was only recently released. More like a music video but a ridiculously well done if melodramatic one.

I personally believe that Twilight, if she were so inclined, could potentially develop an attraction to any of the girls. I think it's in her nature to be experimental, even with romance, and she'd probably shuffle back and forth on it, think about the girls a lot, make checklists and all that typical Twilight stuff. Especially with the dynamic she has as a pseudo leader... That said, I think TwiPie is my personal favorite for all the reasons stated above, and it also neatly rounds out my trifecta of ships, AppleDash, RariShy, and then TwiPie. THE HOLY TRINITY MUST REMAIN INTACT

It's given me a lot in life, as silly as that inherently is. Not so much in terms of what it taught me or whatever but the people it allowed me to meet. I love the show unironically, even if I'm a bit of a flaky fan, and I think I'll always remember it.

im not send help i can't last much longer

Friendship is hard guys, sometimes we do stupid stuff and don't see eye to eye because we become temporarily selfish or unable to see the consequences of our actions on others. All the girls have had their moments of folly with their interpersonal relationships, with the possibly exception of the ever-level headed AJ because I can't recall an example in her case.

yeah obviously the tenants of ethical and scientifically sound transhumanism are accurately represented by edgelords writing fanfic for a children's cartoon

This answer changes fairly frequently but Pinkie maybe. She'd probably be the most accepting of some pony randomly showing up in her bed overnight, and being her lover would make integrating into society super easy (party time boys). And she's fun and silly and cute and I think I could love her for a long time to come.

It's a show for girls in that the PoV of the characters is feminine, but I think that only has some effect on how things play out, mostly in some dynamics. It's not an especially stereotypical show, and I think that's partially because I believe the metric of gender stereotyping is changing with the younger generations. Guys and girls are less clearly separated along arbitrary values now.

Just a bit of both perhaps. Most of my OCs are normal enough to where they smoothly fit into Equestrian society but also have little tics and elements that would make their lives interesting and fun. They're also all women, which of course makes them more appealing to be for me. That said they'd also all make interesting friends. I'd be one and keep the rest in my circle of friends perhaps.

Most fanworks would still be questionable quality, that doesn't change even if they're technically legal.